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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Script for database task. Post 302999047 by Maddy123 on Monday 12th of June 2017 07:01:21 PM
Old 06-12-2017
Hi,

The script works fine in a server where it is created.

What I need is we are maintaining more than 50 Unix servers including hp-ux and linux server and each server has multiple database running in it.

I want to modify the script in such a way for example when I execute the script in server A ( where it is created) , it should be able to access other servers of databases and reset the user password.

Quote:
OK, that's user creation, not password change
The script will create new user, reset the password for user and grant connect,resource privilege to user.
 

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